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    W

    EL

    CO

    ME

    ONTHE

    GRASSHOPPER AND

    THECRICKET

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    Read aloud with proper stress and

    intonation

    Engages in group activity and presentation

    Improve imaginative and thinking faculty

    Identify poetic devices like rhyming

    words, rhyme scheme etc.

    Develop interest and curiosity in travellingEnhance creative and critical thinking

    OBJECTIVES

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    CAN YOU IDENTIFY THIS PICTURE?

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    Have you seen thesecreatures in your life?

    What is the dierence

    between a grasshopper and acricket?

    Do you like these creatures?

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    CAN YOU IDENTIFY THIS

    AUTHOR?

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    JOHN KEATS(1795-1821)

    John Keats was an EnglishRoantic poet! He was one ofthe ain "gures of the secondgeneration of Roantic poets#along with $ord %yron and&helley# despite his workhaving been in publication foronly four years before his

    death!

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    THEME OF THE POEM

    'he poet presents his loveof beauty and of nature in adierent fashion! 'here are two

    little alost invisible singerswho keep the scene alive withtheir elodious singing! 'he

    grasshopper and the cricketrepresent the poet(s relentlessspirit which can alleviateisery in all seasons by his

    unfailing aesthetic pursuits

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    VIDEO OF THE POEM

    )n 'he *rasshopper and the +ricket ,oetry -ideo!p.

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    HEDGE

    a fence or boundary fored

    by closely growing bushes or

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    MOW

    +ut the grass with a achine

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    DROWSY

    /eeling sleepy

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    SUMMER IS A PLEASANT

    EXPERIENCE IN THIS POEM. PICK

    OUT THE WORDS USED BY THE

    POET TO INDICATE THIS?

    &+0//)$D12*

    34E&'1)2

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    ANSWER SUMMER U!UR"

    #IS DEI$#%S

    %IRED &U% 'I%# (U)

    RES% *% E*SE +E)E*%# S&ME E*S*)% 'EED

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    FIND OUT THE RHYMING WORDS IN

    THE POEM?

    5E0D6DE0D&426R42

    $E0D6WEED$)&'6/R)&'

    2E-ER6E-ER

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    WRITE A PROFILE OF

    JOHN KEATS?

    LANGUAGE ACTIVITY

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    +)2&'4+' &E2'E2+E& %7 4&12* 'HEW)RD& 8HED*E# 5)W# DR)W&79

    ASSIGNMENT

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    THANK YOU